UNC PhD student Zora Piskačová has been awarded the prestigious Anthony Jung Award for Best Graduate Student Paper at the 48th Annual European Studies Conference, sponsored by the Unviersity of Nebraska at Omaha. Piskačová, who studies modern East Central Europe … Read more
Dr. Rob Waters, a historian of Modern Britain at Queen Mary’s University in London, has just published his second monograph with Oxford University Press: Colonized by Humanity: Caribbean London and the Politics of Integration at the End of Empire. In 2021, … Read more
At the recent annual meeting of the Southern Conference on Slavic Studies, Professor Emeritus Don Raleigh was presented by six of his former PhD students with the first of three installments of a festschrift in his honor at a panel … Read more
The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History has just announced that Professor Vincent Brown will be the invited speaker for the first annual Dr. Genna Rae McNeil Black History Month Lecture. Dr. McNeil retired in 2021 after … Read more
Join the Triangle Labor Seminar for Reeve Huston’s presentation on a chapter from his manuscript in progress entitled “Who Regulates? Trade Unions, Squatters’ Associations, Political Parties, and the Boundaries of Popular Self-Governance in Antebellum America” at the Love House (UNC) on … Read more
Read about graduate student Megan McClory’s work at the Sloane Art Library and Dr. Sturkey’s work with the Digital Research Services here.
HIST 051.001: Latin American Revolutions (First Year Seminar) Days and Times: TTh 11:00AM – 12:15PM Instructor: Miguel La Serna HIST 062.001: Nations, Borders, and Identities (First Year Seminar) Days and Times: TTh 12:30 – 1:45PM Instructor: Sarah Shields HIST 084: Monsters, Murders, and … Read more
Fall 2020 “Global Cities and Boom Towns” – Professor Chad Bryant “Monuments, Commemoration, and Memory” – Professor Fitz Brundage “Leisure Time and the Making of Modern America” – Professor Jerma Jackson “Life and Times of Che Guevara” – Professor Miguel … Read more
John “Rocky” Rhodes, who received his PhD from the Department of History in 2016, received his promotion to Lieutenant Colonel in a ceremony at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. In Rocky’s dissertation, “Agents of Empire: The Frontier U.S. Army and the Transition … Read more
